Write a brief introduction regarding the following questions?!

A. CALCULAT E THE ELIGIBLE GROUP show clearly
1. Use CSA projections or past survey data: assume Fetche Kebele has 15,560 residents. Adolescents (10–19) and
Youth (15–24) make up 30% of the population. Find eligible group?(1 mark)
2. If your kebele total population is account 14,678 in 2017 E/C, what is the estimated target group of adolescent
and youth in your kebele ?(1 mark)
3. If the total population of X kebele is 20200, and the condom users are 200, calculate condom coverage among
Adolecent and youth group?(1 mark)
4. ⃣ Based on the health post HMIS/DHIS2 data and community records from X Woreda, the following
key adolescent and youth reproductive health (AYRH) services have been identified and assume all 1,500
adolescents and youth are eligible for this service. Apply Coverage Formula for selected service type.
SN Service Type Service Users (Numerator)
1. FP Uptake 280
2. STI/HIV Testing 350
3. ANC for Adolescents 45
4. YFS Visits 500
I. Find FP coverage?(1mark)
II. Find STI/HIV Testing coverage? (1 mark)
III. Find ANC coverage for Adolescents? (1 mark)
B. Develop action plan
5. Based on your recent health post data, your team has identified low contraceptive use and high teenage
pregnancy rates, high rate of STI (sexual transmitted infection) in a selected X kebele. Develop an actionable
AYRH improvement plan for the next 12 months?(2 mark)
6. Set at least one SMART objective for each addressing contraceptive uptake and reduce teenage pregnancy and
reduce the rate of STI (3 mark)

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Introduction:

The demographic profile and health issues of adolescents and youth are critical in shaping public health strategies and interventions. This assessment focuses on calculating the eligible groups for various adolescent and youth reproductive health (AYRH) services in specific kebeles, informed by population data and service utilization metrics. Understanding these parameters allows for targeted interventions in addressing the challenges faced by adolescents and youth, including low contraceptive use, high teenage pregnancy rates, and increasing incidences of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

In this context, we will analyze the eligible population within Fetche Kebele and a second kebele based on survey data, followed by an evaluation of the coverage of essential reproductive health services. Utilizing the Health Management Information System (HMIS) data, we will derive actionable insights into service uptake, essential for guiding future health initiatives. Ultimately, we will propose an action plan aimed at improving reproductive health outcomes among youth over the next year, alongside formulating SMART objectives to enhance contraceptive uptake, reduce teenage pregnancies, and mitigate STI rates. This multifaceted approach seeks to create a healthier, informed, and empowered youth population within the targeted communities.